2017 Kia Soul Sport
Verdict #141 · 117,000 miles · VIN Not listed · Stock #5211 BUY
“Thousands under market for a 2017 Soul — this is the price that makes you call about a car today.”
Pros
- $5,999 is thousands under Edmunds dealer retail (~$9k) for a 2017 Soul
- Simple 2.0L + conventional automatic — the reliable Soul powertrain
- Price already reduced from $6,999
- Strong owner satisfaction; roomy, practical box
Cons
- 117k miles; a pre-purchase inspection is mandatory
- No VIN published, so history must be checked in person
- Souls are practical, not exciting — buy it for the math, not the thrill
Analysis
This 2017 Kia Soul Sport is priced like the deal of this batch. Edmunds puts average-condition dealer retail for a 2017 Soul around $9,000, and CarGurus pegs the market average near $8,800 — this one is $5,999 after a price cut, thousands under market. The Soul is one of the honest cars left: a simple 2.0L engine, a conventional automatic, roomy box shape, and strong owner satisfaction scores.
At 117,000 miles it is not young, but Souls routinely run past 150k with basic maintenance. The caveats are the usual ones for this lot: no VIN published, so run your own history check, and get a mechanic’s eyes on it before you commit. When the price is this far under the market average, the inspection is cheap insurance on an easy decision. That is a BUY.
Market Comparison
Edmunds estimates average-condition dealer retail for a 2017 Kia Soul around $9,000, and CarGurus puts the market average near $8,820. At $5,999 with 117,000 miles, this one is thousands under market.
The Original Listing
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